The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-14
GLADSTONE'S LEAFLET.
Bright Takes a Rap at It-Chamber
lain Still in Ulster.

Bright Takes a Rap at It-Chamber-
lain Still in Ulster.
LONDON, Oct 13-John Bright has writ
ten letter denouncing the leaf1et by Mr.
Gladstone, headed Remember MitchelIs-
town and signed "W. E. Gladstone" Mr.,
Bright SAYS the leafet shows the depth of
degradation to which the Liberal party has
been rapidly forced by the alliance with the
plotters and leaders of the rebellion i'll Ire
land. Mr. Gladstone's followers are ready
10 adopt any cry or charge he makes to ex-
cite the passions of ignorant men against
the government he walts 20 sIpplant, and
which he is paSsionately laboring TO succeed.
CHAMBERLAIN's sTUMPING TOUR.
Enthusiastic crowds greeted Mr. Cham
berlain at Coiarain and Ballaymea. In a
speech at Ballaymea, Mr.. Chamberlain said
his progress had confirmed his impression
that the people We're loyal and contented,
and that they would resist to the utmost
any attempt to sever the connection be-
tween Ireland and Great Britain. Great
responsibility, the speaker declared, rested
on the men OF Ulster Not only their own
interests, but that of the loyal minority in
the rest of Ireland were at stake. The
issue was not whether the majority
were entitled to change the constitution
but whether the loyal minority were to have
voice in the matter If the people of
Ulster were resolved not 10 submit their
property and their bNes TO the national
league, and We're convinced that the separ-
ate treatment OF Ulster must be made the
cardinal condition OF any settlement reliev-
ing Ireland from her present connection
with Great Britain, il would be difficult TO
dispute sucn a concensus Of opinion. IL
would be impossible for those who claimed
greater liberty for themselves 10 logically
demand that an odious servitude be i'm
posed upon others. ii Ulster were resolute
there was no power in the kingdom to com
pei her submission to the rule Of the league.
CHAMBERLAIN AT BELFAST
BELFAST Oct. 13.-Mr Chamberlain ad-
dressed an audience of 300 persons here
this evening. He said he would appeal TO
them. as hard-beaded. practical men, to
consider how their interest would he served
by the surrender Of the protection of the
imperial Parliament for the rule of O'Bren,
Tanner and Sexton. ltiroans and laughter ]
Those gentlemen he said, were not very
clear as TO what they would substi-
tute for the present. government.
Fancy pictures had been drawn of the
results which would follow the proposed
change There would be no rents. no evic-
tions, no police. [Laughterl There would
he no law breaking-a circumstance easy
TO understand, because there would bc no
law lT.aughterl Great industries were to
arise magically, the soil would become more
fertile and farmers would obtain better
prices for their products He was
not more skeptical than other men
but he regarded with hesitation such q fancy
picture. The fact was that Ireland was
poor a majority of her population de-
pended ON agriculture for "a living In close
luxtaposition to Ireland was the best GUS
toner in the world Was it not suicidal to
weaken the bonds uniting Great Britain and
Ireland! Was il wise TO risk losing the most
profitable par. OF Ireland's trade! He knew
that he should be told thai separation was
not the question, but he was perfectly GER
tain that the creation Of n practically indie
pendent Parliament at Dublin would be fol-
lowed within Il few years, perhaps, or few
months by absolute independence and sep
aration. Ireland wanted capital 10 develop
her resources and enable her industrious far
n1ers to dispose of their produce favorably
England had capital enough and TO spare,
and if the country were peaceabie and set
tied she would pour her money into Ireland
But capitalists would not send money to Ire
land while persons who claimed the right Of
government were doing their utmost to
show that laws were only made 10 be broken,
end that no contract was sacred. Agitation
was destroying Irish credit, thereby injur-
inc everv inh,l isHt ~ if'nr